Bearberry leaves
Herbs
Scientific name: Uvae ursi folium
Synonyms: Wolfberry, Sandberry, Wild Bush
Family: Ericaceae
Where the plant is found: Spain, Italy
Characteristics: The leaves are glossy green on the upper side, the leaf edge is partially curved back.
Use & preparation
Bearberry leaves
Application
To support the treatment of bladder and renal pelvis catarrh.
Effect
Astringent, antibacterial, diuretic
Tea preparation
1 teaspoon (2-4 g) of bladder and kidney tea is boiled with water (approx. 150 ml) for about 15 minutes, covered, and then passed through a tea strainer. The tea can also be prepared by adding cold water and infusing for several hours. After straining, bring to the boil briefly.
Dosage
Unless otherwise prescribed, drink one cup of tea three to four times a day.
Instructions
Use for a maximum of 14 days, then take a break. Long-term use or overdosing may cause liver damage.
Contained in:
Bladder and kidney tea - PZN 03962225
